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Kian84's Meaningful Act of Charity: 60 Million Won Donated to Children

Min Gyu Mi Reporter / Updated : 2025-02-15 15:22:35
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On February 13th, a video titled "60 Million Won Donated to 60 Children, 1 Million Won Each" was uploaded to the 'Life84' channel, showcasing Kian84's recent act of philanthropy.

In the video, Kian84, accompanied by webtoon writer Park Tae-joon and MC Joo Gung-jung, visited a children's home. Kian84 revealed that he had donated approximately 70 million won, including 50 million won last year, to the same institution.

Joo Gung-jung explained that the donation of 1 million won per child was intended to provide them with experiences that could improve their lives, such as soccer shoes or computer pads.

Kian84 expressed his hope that his video would inspire others to donate to orphanages across the country. He encouraged viewers to contact him if they wished to contribute, assuring them that their donations would be directly deposited into the accounts of children in need.

Recalling a previous charitable act where they donated 1 million won each to elderly living alone, Kian84 and Park Tae-joon reminisced about their decade-long commitment to philanthropy, starting with the proceeds from selling 'Fashion King' Woo Ki-myung's jacket.

Kian84 shared his satisfaction in personally visiting the children's home this time, offering guidance to those interested in pursuing art. Park Tae-joon, upon learning that some children aspired to be artists, empathized with their dreams and provided them with sincere advice on their artwork.

Meanwhile, Kian84's real estate investments have also garnered attention. He purchased a building near Seokchon Station in Songpa-gu in 2019 for 4.6 billion won, which has since appreciated to an estimated 6.2 billion won.

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